People and events have stories that lead up to them and are usually passed by because they are not visible. What is not visible may be something we want to know or become aware of because of our environment, mindset, timing, or other factors. If we used to want to know something, now we can see a lot of information on our computers and smart phones. We can easily look up bits and pieces that someone has left for us about past events. I think the important thing is to have a desire to know and to keep in mind that there are things we cannot see. The first layer is digital art, and the second layer is a physical work. digital art cannot be seen in real life, but can be viewed digitally on a computer or smartphone. For the solo exhibition, we used AR to create a mechanism whereby the first layer of digital art would appear on the screen when the viewer pointed their smartphone at the second layer of physical artwork on display. The title of the work is a date. The date is just a marker for each day. A day that is nothing to someone else may be a special day to someone else. With this meaning, I drew a moment of a day for someone somewhere. The first layer of digital art is a day in someone's past, and the second layer of physical artwork is a day closer to someone's present.